Finance and Mortgage Calculators
Calculate a simple income tax liability based on the ATO's personal income tax rates and thresholds.
This calculator is a tool to determine borrowers' annual income from the income that has been accruing for less than a full year accrued year to date.
Calculate how much your lease will cost you in total interest over the length of the term.
The Budget Planner can help you work out your income and expenses and find out your financial position.
Stamp duty is a tax levied by all Australian territories and states on property purchases. The stamp duty a buyer pays can be based on the property purchase price, location and loan purpose. Some states charge different rates on investment properties than on places of residence.
This calculator helps explore the potential benefit of either renting or buying a property over time and decide whether it's better to buy or rent a home based on inputs you enter and assumptions.
This calculator help you estimate all the costs associated with selling a property.
A comparison rate is a method of standardising the true cost of a loan. It factors in the interest rate, fees and charges and displays a single percentage rate that can be used to compare various loans from different lenders.
This interest only mortgage calculator helps you work out what your regular repayments during and after interest only period will be based on your loan amount. Repayments frequency can be changed to monthly, fortnightly or weekly. Calculate both Principal and Interest repayments for a loan term.
This calculator is designed to give you an estimate of how much money you can borrow from a lender.
This calculator can help borrowers find how much interest and time can be saved if they make 1/2 or 1/4 of monthly repayments every two weeks or one week. See assumptions for more details.
The Budget Planner can help you work out your income and expenses and find out your financial position.
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